Burma's Clothing Market Downturn This Winter

　　 Most second-hand clothes are imported from Japan or China in the form of parcels, and then sold to retailers. Though it has already entered winter But Burma's second-hand clothing dealers complain that they find the market challenging this year because they can't sell their stocks.

Despite the winter, Burma's second-hand clothing dealers complain that they find the market challenging this year because they can't sell their stocks. In the rainy season, second-hand clothing business is very low, and now in winter, the market situation is still no color. Last year, demand for second-hand clothing was very large, but this year, second-hand clothing sellers are puzzled about the market downturn.

Most second-hand clothes are imported from Japan or China in the form of parcels, and then sold to retailers. Each package contains 150-160 garments, priced at 18000-300000 Burmese, depending on the quality and brand of clothing. The prevailing practice in the market is, if one Distributor When he opened the package, he had to buy the bag. So this year, most dealers do not buy high priced packages. They are mainly looking for low prices. clothing Parcel, because the market demand is very low.

　 Sales fell sharply. The demand for second-hand clothing in Yangon is very low, but the demand in rural areas is very high. Most retailers purchase less than 1000 yuan, and sell them to farmers. Workers at construction sites have the greatest demand for second-hand clothing.